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Sirti, piano da 430 esuberi e i sindacati portano il dossier al Mimit

La fine della spinta del Pnrr presenta il conto alla filiera delle Tlc. A pagare dazio, in questo caso, è Sirti Telco Infrastructures, la società del gruppo Sirti attiva nella...

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Sirti, piano da 430 esuberi e i sindacati portano il dossier al Mimit

Sirti, a telecommunications infrastructure company, faces a significant workforce reduction as it reports 430 job cuts and 190 workers in transitional positions due to a slowdown in the Pnrr project. This accounts for nearly a quarter of the company's total workforce, totaling 620 employees. The announcement, made to financial media Fim, Fiom, and Uilm, follows a series of meetings with union representatives.

The company cites a 2027 projected revenue decrease of over 200 million euros, with a focus on winding down Pnrr-related activities. Layoffs span various departments, including 135 field operators, 45 logistics staff, 50 administrative personnel, and 195 operational control professionals. Union leaders vow to halt the procedure, with a four-hour strike scheduled for November 16th and a demand for the dossier to be submitted to the Ministry of Industry.

Sirti's management seeks a restructuring plan, emphasizing the need for fair competition policies and sustainability in the industry.

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